Kids ‘go wild’ with Legos TRSU summer campers build a city in six hours
Shawn Cunningham | Aug 04, 2021 | Comments 0
Rome wasn’t built in a day – as the saying goes – but the kids in Two Rivers Supervisory Union’s Go Wild summer camp program put their city on the map in six hours with the help of a Lego master model builder.
Coffey confers with fellow builder
On July 16, the Go Wild program welcomed Ian Coffey for a day of building. Fifty campers from grades 1 through 8 worked through the day to create a community at the West Hill Park in Ludlow.
“Students brainstormed what resources they wanted in their community,” says camp director Venissa White, “and we used ‘rock, paper, scissors’ to make any tough decisions.”
In the end, the community included a Taco Bell, several pet shops, a KFC, hospital, police station, an arcade, several parks, a swimming pool, summer camp and much more.
“It was in fact the quietest day we have ever had at Go WILD,” said White.
Collecting building materials
Setting bricks
Modules come together
The arcade
Taco Bell from the back
Construction continues
The hospital
Giants walk among us
Coffey inspects the job
Finished
The builders
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